Fire burning!

Wow. Something extremely hot is going on at Facebook at this moment and apparently its affecting us Bruneians.

Okaay I might as well tell the story here since I'm already in my blog account. So theres this guy who created this online group on Facebook called "Brunei most boring country", fortunately for him he managed to get alot of followers. But as time went by, it was suprising enough to find out that most of his followers were going against him when his opinions started to explicitly show provocation. He wrote:
"Brunei's a nice place but technically boring as nowadays. They should have pub and loads of nightclubs so that british, new zealander, australian and americans will love it. Brunei is the land of boredom so just do what you want if you find it boring"

But the story ain't over until there. Apparently the admin/creator of that online group disappeared today (or yesterday). Likewise, he ditched his own group because of the uncountable amount of haters he created. But a while later, came another person, not a Bruneian though, and claimed that she was the one who created the group, not the person at first. And what's worse is that she posted even more incendiary things about Brunei, which I am not gonna write it on here. Trust me you'll go ballistic if I do. I guessed those words provoked some of the Bruneians that has accounts on Facebook. And now the Bruneians are bombarding that group with hate messages. What's even worse is that the current admin of the group wont delete what she has posted and created, including the group. She could've atleast said sorry, but she did'nt. Now she's having dirty debates with all of the Bruneians on Facebook. And it seems that the Bruneians are winning. Well not that I'm proud of it, because most of their comments are filthy insulting =/

And come to think of it, whats the point of leaving hate messages anyway? It only sheds anger, and fighting anger with anger won't even solve the problem. The admin does'nt want to give in, its her wrongdoing. Just let the higher power tackle this. Because I find some of the Bruneians being way too dramatic about this; there were many of those who left chains of dirty comments, I was surprised on how some Bruneians can be so crucially critical. I was like ''panas hati banar banar kah orang Brunei ane or just simply boasting?'' From my point of view, those comments and messages will only fuel up the fire of the current admin and it could possibly spread to her people also, having said that she's from another country. Furthermore our national day is only a few weeks away, and we can't let this situation trigger adversity among us Bruneians.

Well thats the latest news that I've aquired about that group. I'll be back soon, i think =]